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Lightspeed Publisher Description

Palm OS 5 XScale overclocking

- Overclock and Increase Performance
- Underclock and Increase Battery Life

Lightspeed lets you change the Bus clock frequency and CPU clock frequency on your Palm OS 5 device that has a intel XScale CPU.

- Increase the Bus clock frequency by as much as 200 percent!
- Set the CPU clock frequency to as high as 400 Mhz.

These settings can be changed individually for each software application.

For processor intensive applications - such as Games, Emulators, Image Viewers, Movie Players, Database applications, Map Viewers, 3D Graphic Renderers etcetera - the Bus clock and CPU clock can be set as high as possible to maximize the system performance and user experience.

For less processor intensive applications - such as PIM applications, Launchers, Ebook readers etcetera - the Bus clock and CPU clock can be set as low as possible to maximize the battery life.

The intel XScale CPU are designed by intel to be run at different CPU clock settings and Bus clock settings. Hence the 'Scale' part in XScale.

The different CPU clock settings and Bus clock settings have been tested thoroughly with each of the supported devices. The possible settings in Lightspeed are the ones that have been found very stable during testing and are somewhat different depending which of the supported devices Lightspeed is used with.

This version of Lightspeed supports the following devices:
Sony CLIE NX60
Sony CLIE NX70V
Sony CLIE NZ90
Sony CLIE TG50
Sony CLIE NX73V
Sony CLIE NX80V
Palm Tungsten C Palm Tungsten T3
OS: Palm OS
Requirements: None
Whats new:
- Changed Exif, IPTC, GPS fields names - Added reading/writing MakerNote fields for Cannon, Fujifilm, Minolta, Nikon, Olympus, Panasonic, Sigma/Foveon, Sony - Added method WriteExifInfo(filename) for Writing Exif, IPTC, GPS into file - Added method GetAllExifData() for reading all EXIF, IPTC, GPS

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